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Voltage Levels #2
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I was unable to Operate AFE 4400 with Arduino. Thanks. On Wed, Nov 5, 2014 at 5:01 PM, rubbaDuxXx [email protected] wrote:
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Hey @SMBTechnologies i wanted to ask, if you ever completed your project? I am working on trying to get afe4400 to work with stm nucleo64 board, but no luck. Kindly answer. |
Hey,
I actually had to abandon this project since the SPO2 module itself had
some limitations.It would give different readings for the same person .I
got it to work with the Arduino I guess.We did get the readings .I may even
have the source code but will have to look for it in my backup.This is a
really old project.
*Regards,*
*Husain Garhiwala*
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So did you abandon the entire SpO2 project or just gave up on the module? I really need this to work for my FYP. Could you please look for the source code that worked for you? or suggest me replacement of this module. Thank you. |
Hi,
did you use voltage level converters from Arduino to AFE4400? AFAIK the Arduino has 5V and the AFE4400 only supports up to 3.3V (according to Datasheet). If I need them, what do you suggest to use?
thank you in advance
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